Tuesday, September 12, 2006 Market Matrix – India Inc : Some practical advice – 12 Sep 2006 By krsna Khandelwal – A Stock Market Vedic Theory proponent John Hagel , the management guru, an out of box thinking person was in India last week and advised the India Inc to have a sense of urgency … Continue reading
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Archive for sept 06
Saturday, September 30, 2006 Market Matrix – The GDP growth and the corporate profitability – 30 Sep 2006 By krsna Khandelwal – A Stock Market Vedic Theory proponent Gentlemen, The govt just announced that the growth in GDP for the five months ended Aug 2006 have exceeded 8% mark comfortably. In these five month the … Continue reading
august 2006 posts
krsna Khandelwal – A Stock Market Vedic Theory proponent The government and not Reserve Bank of India will now own State Bank of India. The holdings of RBI are going to be transferred to the govt. at current prices and the proceeds would flow back to govt. as dividend in August 2007 neutralising the burden … Continue reading
panch-tattva talk
Friends, This first appeared on http://www.birdinfostock.blogspot.com in the month of june 06 The Nifty demonstrated that it will not allow excesses on either side and closed the week with slight gains. I may remind you that the range of 2700 to 2900 seems to be limiting for Nifty for up to the time when the … Continue reading
panch-tattva talk
Freinds, This first appeared on http://www.birinfostock.blogspot.com on 19th july 06 You have been having tough times in the stock market arena for quite some time now, if you have been following stock specific and general advice given in these columns you should not be fretting or fuming, you should actually be under perfect control of … Continue reading
Market Matrix – India and China paradox – 28 July 2006 By krsna Khandelwal – A Stock Market Vedic Theory proponent The Chinese premier Wen Jiabao is talking of tackling its overheated economy with forceful measures. What Wen exactly said goes like this ‘forceful measures must be taken to help resolve the striking contradictions that … Continue reading